NHP opens new Victorian branch

Monday, 09 February, 2009

NHP Electrical Engineering Products has opened up a new branch in Dandenong South, in Melbourne’s south-east.

The 1300 m² branch was established to better service customers in the south-eastern suburbs of Melbourne as well as the greater Gippsland area.

“Our new Dandenong branch provides us with the opportunity to support our customers by providing significant stockholding, sales and technical support locally,” said Simon Kearney, NHP’s General Manager – Victoria & Tasmania. “Further to this, Allen-Bradley products will also be available from our new branch as per NHP’s new distribution partnership with Rockwell Automation.”

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